The national representative for La Libertad Avanza, Lilia Lemoinecrossed to Lali Esposito for his sayings during his show at the Cosquín Rock. “Art has to be independent,” said the legislator after the singer spoke against “the antipatria“without mentioning anyone specifically but making clear his response to the criticism he receives from government leaders.
Lali had her show at the historic festival that takes place every year in the province of Córdoba where she mentioned the attacks she receives from the Government for her political stance: “This union that generates music, art and culture, no one can stop us. “He will never take it out. This depends on us, on those of us who are up here with certain responsibilities and a lot of love, and on you too, to accompany and defend.”
Lali Espósito responded ironically to Milei
And then he pointed against “the liars, the stupid, the bad people… the people who do not value, the anti-patriotic and everyone…
In addition, the former Casi Ángeles changed the lyrics of one of her songs to mention one of the criticisms she receives. The topic “Who are they?” has as letter ““That I smoke, that I live, that I say, that I drink”and the artist changed it to “that if I live off the State”, referring to the accusations of Javier Milei and several pro-government leaders who accused her of receiving large sums of money for participating in an event in La Rioja.
Milei, strong against Quintela: “If you spend money hiring Lali Espósito and don’t pay the police, it’s not our problem”
Given this controversy, interviewed by Esteban Trebucq on LN+Lemoine crossed Lali: “I consider myself an artist too. I managed to make a living from cosplay for many years. I made suits, I made them with my own hands. I was one of the first nationally and globally to do so. I traveled to more than 15 countries on more than one occasion with my work. I was able to capitalize on it. And I left that comfortable lifestyle to truly defend the interests of my country.”.
“I know many film and music artists who have used their proximity to politics to be successful in their careers. They have even dedicated themselves to closing the doors to those of us who had no ties to politics. For me, art has to be independent. Culture is independent. And the artist is countercultural. If you are not the king’s jester or part of a cultural Marxist agenda. Culture is alive and people choose it,” he said.
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